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Hello,
I’m new to Photoshop and want to work on digital photographs that I have taken. The question that I have comes into play when I take the file (on a CD) to my neighborhood digital photo printer.
1. Should the files be saved in RGB or CMYK?
2. Should they be saved as JPEG or GIF?
3. What dpi characteristic is best for, say, an 8 X 10 print?
4. If a file (photo) looks good on my screen, will it look the same when it
is printed on photo paper?
Answers to any or all of the above will be appreciated.
Gordon Powell
I’m new to Photoshop and want to work on digital photographs that I have taken. The question that I have comes into play when I take the file (on a CD) to my neighborhood digital photo printer.
1. Should the files be saved in RGB or CMYK?
2. Should they be saved as JPEG or GIF?
3. What dpi characteristic is best for, say, an 8 X 10 print?
4. If a file (photo) looks good on my screen, will it look the same when it
is printed on photo paper?
Answers to any or all of the above will be appreciated.
Gordon Powell
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